Dr Niculescu left as a registrar and came back as a manager

Starting from today, ZIUA de Constanţa newspaper will introduce to you all the new managers installed in managing positions in decentred institutions and in hospitals and health care bodies, according to what they wrote in their CVs. We should also specify that the CVs of all managers may be found in the online edition of our newspaper, on the website www.ziuact.ro.

The list will be opened by dr. Ion Niculescu, manager of Constanţa County Clinics and Emergency Hospital. On 13^th of March 2009, dr. Niculescu was officially appointed manager of the most important medical unit in Constanţa, replacing university dr. Ioan Tiberiu Tofolean. At age 54, he became the manager of the county emergency hospital, the place where he started as a registrar. Dr. Ion Niculescu is obstetrics and genecology specialist, and he was the manager of Mangalia Municipal Hospital for eight years. In 2001, when he was appointed manager of the above mentioned hospital, he changed his political colour, shifting from PD [Democrat Party] to PSD [Socialist Democrat Party]. Before becoming manager of Mangalia hospital, he held some significant positions.

His activity with the municipal hospital started in 1988, as obstetrics and genecology attending doctor, in 1992 became specialist, in 1997 1^st degree doctor and in 2000 department manager. His first steps in medicine were made in Constanţa County Clinics and Emergency Hospital, which he has recently been in charge of, and where he was a registrar between 1980 and 1983. From here he moved to Băneasa Hospital; there he worked for three years as generalist practitioner, and between 1986 and 1988 he was the manager of this medical unit.

Mircea Cel Bătrân High School

In his adolescence he attended the courses of now called the National High School Mircea cel Bătrân of Constanţa. For college, he moved to Iaşi and he attended the Medicine and Pharmacology Institute, and the Ph D was granted to him by Iuliu Hateganu Medicine and Pharmacology University from Cluj-Napoca. According to the information in his CV, dr. Ion Niculescu is also specialised in "management of health services" and "general ultrasound scanning". The new manager of the county emergency hospital published some articles in medical magazines. "The cause-effect relation between hepatic adenoma and oral contraceptives" or "Menstrual malfunctions in hepatic distresses" are only two of his studies. Dr. Niculescu participated to national and international symposia, conferences and congresses.